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The strangeness of Tokyo’s huge head is amplified by the prevailing strangeness of these games — an event that has polarised the difference between success and failure like no other and now teeters ... ( read original story ...)

As you snake through the Olympics arrivals process at the airport in Tokyo, showing forms and waiting for the requisite Covid test, you pass a discreet door next to the toilets. A sign in Japanese and ... ( read original story ...)

A foreign inhabitant of the Tokyo Olympics athletes’ village has tested positive for Covid-19 in the first infection at the site where most of the 11,000 competitors will stay.The case has stoked ... ( read original story ...)

Whether we are investing for a marathon or a sprint, the Olympic Games that begin in Tokyo on Friday provide a topical reminder of just how shocking stock markets can be. With sport and shares, high ... ( read original story ...)

The NBC News journalist spent almost a full day in transit to her final destination, where she will spend the next few weeks covering the Summer Games ... ( read original story ...)

Sega released an interview with Lost Judgment Director Toshihiro Nagoshi and actor Takuya Kimura where they share new details about the game. This includes new insights on the game's setting, combat, ... ( read original story ...)

Organizers must try to make sure that people will understand that these games are safe and secure,” Tokyo Olympic President Seiko Hashimoto said. ( read original story ...)

Japanese researchers have broken an internet speed record by transferring data at 319Tbps — nearly twice as fast as last year's achievement. ( read original story ...)

The first COVID-19 case inside the Olympic Village was confirmed, officials said Saturday, as the Tokyo 2020 Olympics start in less than a week. ( read original story ...)

As athletes, media and sponsors descend on Tokyo for the Summer Games, USA TODAY Sports answers questions, from the pandemic's effect to new sports. ( read original story ...)

Dean Mouhtaropoulos/GettyUgandan weightlifter Julius Ssekitoleko failed to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics this week. Then, on Friday, he disappeared. A note has been discovered, CNN reports, written ... ( read original story ...)